put stock springs back on and car sits higher than it ever has??!!!
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put stock springs back on and car sits higher than it ever has??!!!
Well I took my prokit off because I am going with a rearmount turbo setup and did not want to have any clearance issues. Anyways after I put my factory springs back on my car sits higher than it ever has especially in the front, at first I just though I might be thinking that because I got use to it being low but I looked at pictures before I lowered it and my car is now higher than in the pics. I was thinking that maybe the springs exhausted a lot of tension while off my car, but I dont know, if anyone has any input let me know, I made sure everything was installed back correct also.
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Originally Posted by Revelation Z28
are they sitting in the perches right? you could cut them a little bit unless your that worried about ground clearance.
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Have you given them enough time to settle? I know when I have my car up on jackstands up for a while the car will sit higher once I put it back on the ground, then the ride height will lower back to normal after a while.
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Originally Posted by Krab
Have you given them enough time to settle? I know when I have my car up on jackstands up for a while the car will sit higher once I put it back on the ground, then the ride height will lower back to normal after a while.
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Originally Posted by Krab
Have you given them enough time to settle? I know when I have my car up on jackstands up for a while the car will sit higher once I put it back on the ground, then the ride height will lower back to normal after a while.
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guys I took the wheels off and checked everything out everything seems fine I also noticed that the drivers side front and rear sits about 3/4 of a inch higher than the right. I have no idea whats going on and I am starting to get worried that something is not right.
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Take it out and haul *** too about 100 mph then brake HARD to 0 then throw it around a few corners and do a few more hard stops and let it sit for one more day and see if that helps.